[All-in-One Introduction to Game Programming] C++ & Data Structures/Algorithms & STL & Game Mathematics & Windows API & Game Server

If I had seen this when I was in college, I wouldn't have given up on programming lol This lecture is absurd. I don't think it's because my brain is big, but it's so completely different from the lectures my major professor gave me when I was an undergraduate. It's to the point where I wonder if I had this much talent. Because when I was a student, I couldn't understand it even after studying for weeks and months, but in this lecture, it's explained so that I could understand it right away. Oh, of course, I haven't even gotten to the pointers yet; if I do and change my mind, I'll change the review. If I'm satisfied, I'll edit the review and give it a rave review. And if I change my job to a plumber after watching this lecture, I'll thank you. But why does this great lecture only have 4 reviews? Is it a new lecture?

This lecture is worth more than the price of the lecture. Starting from the computer structure, you can understand the memory structure well, and based on that, the instructor explains the necessary parts of C++ grammar with examples that are easy to understand. The instructor condenses the know-how of the instructor and explains it in a short period of time, including WINAPI, client structure, server structure, and client-server connection, which are easy to get lost in when studying alone. I highly recommend it to beginners. I strongly recommend it to students who want to enter the game industry.

I highly recommend the flawless lecture.

It was really helpful.

It took a long time to complete, but I was able to learn solidly from the basics while grasping the core concepts. While watching other Rookiss lectures, I learned a lot by realizing many differences between when I create things myself versus how an expert does it. First of all, as I mentioned above, this lecture allows you to properly learn the basics and core concepts, so it's a very good lecture for review even for those who have already learned, and while it may be challenging for beginners, it's definitely a lecture with many strengths. I highly recommend it.

This is a course I started taking after feeling that my foundational knowledge was lacking while creating a portfolio with Unity and C#. Although I didn't understand 100% of it, I was able to think about how C# works and what differences there are by learning how C++ operates in terms of memory management, and the occasional explanations about differences with other languages have been very helpful. Now that I'm taking the course, I'm thinking "why am I only taking this now?" I will continue to work hard until I finish the entire course and create a better portfolio!

I think it was a very informative lecture.

It's literally all-in-one. You can learn everything.